Mike Dodds has talked about how he wants his Wycombe Wanderers players to approach Thursday's League One play-off second leg at Charlton Athletic. The two ...
Hundreds gathered for a parade through Croydon last night to celebrate VE Day. More than 550 people gathered in Grange Park, Old Coulsdon, to commemorate ...
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy Reporter A part-time DJ who attacked his former partner twice in the space of a few hours during a drink-fuelled ...
A woman was left “shaking with excitement” after discovering an avocado growing in her back garden. Pearl Reid, 73, of Aimes Street Battersea Hill, discovered ...
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy Reporter There will be no overnight tram services this Saturday on key routes in and out of Croydon. Transport ...
Broadcasters and directors have been left “astonished” by a new state-of-the-art TV Studio launched at a west London college. Morley College London officially opened the ...
A developer has doubled down on its 12 per cent affordable housing offer at a controversial development in Peckham. Berkley Homes has launched an appeal ...
By Cameron Blackshaw, Local Democracy Reporter A Plumstead off licence has been granted permission to extend the hours in which it can sell alcohol but ...
Greenwich's royal connections arguably lent extra poignancy to this week's VE celebrations as the royal borough put out the bunting and came together in large ...
Nursing assistants, maternity support workers, healthcare assistants and nursing associates have been honoured with the Nightingale Award for the first time. The prestigious commendations, inspired ...
By Harrison Galliven, Local Democracy Reporter An MP has blasted Croydon council’s handling of proposed youth service cuts, calling the lack of public consultation an ...
Campaign group claims High Court victory against Lambeth LTN
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Prison governor slammed for failing to front up in public meeting to explain Wandsworth’s dire state
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Inspections flag up shortcomings in adult care services at Hammersmith and Fulham
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Zombie Knife attacker at Carnival is convicted over near-fatal attack on reveller
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Croydon ‘bed and breakfast killer’ convicted of manslaughter
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Schools see 86% drop in classroom CO2 after installing purifiers
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Chinese takeaway fined £13k for pouring grease into sewer
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Actor Colin McFarlane again set to be the face of prostate cancer fundraiser in Battersea Park
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Former Chelsea star set to make appearance in hospital fund-raising charity match
Charlton Athletic boss Nathan Jones refused to get drawn on whether Richard Kone deserved a red card in tonight's 0-0 League One play-off semi-final draw. ...
Lloyd Jones and Luke Berry have been passed fit to start Charlton Athletic's League One play-off semi-final first leg at Wycombe Wanderers this evening with ...
Eberechi Eze netted a brace against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday to give Crystal Palace a 2-0 win. The Greenwich-born attacker scored in either half as ...
Fulham's European football hopes are faltering after their 3-1 loss to Everton at Craven Cottage on Saturday. The Whites have taken six points from as ...
Bermondsey’s Chris Kongo was outpointed in his welterweight contest against Owen Cooper on Saturday night. The South Londoner’s record drops to 17-3 after the defeat ...
Johnnie Jackson said his AFC Wimbledon players put their bodies on the line to secure a 1-0 advantage in their League Two play-off semi-final against ...
South East London's arts and cultural space Woolwich Works has unveiled four foodie festivals for curious palates and culture lovers. From sizzling BBQ pits and ...
Talawa Firsts is back for its 13th year with another fortnight of groundbreaking Black British new work. For two weeks, world premieres, showcasing innovative new ...
Hailed Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace will be the focus of a major new exhibition coming to Bermondsey this summer. The show will feature more ...
A popular 80s music festival will return to Beckenham Place Park this August, with a fun-filled line-up billed for audiences. Let's Rock Festival, which has ...
“Two-handers”, plays with just two characters, are demanding creatures. Not only must the two personalities be well drawn, but if they are to hold the ...
Peckham fringe in full swing with plenty more still to come
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Legend of the Titanic revealed in high-tech exhibition
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London Open Gardens: Discover the secrets of London in the outdoors
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Christopher Walker reviews Ghosts at the Lyric Hammersmith
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First Morley’s chicken shop sign to be displayed in museum’s community exhibition
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Peckham Renaissance: South London boozer teams up with Hennessy for live music series
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Keep the little ones moving this summer with an Afro-Cuban dance festival
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Free ‘fishy’ ice cream cones come to London for one day only
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Christopher Walker reviews Salty Brine at the Soho Theatre
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